A: Gerry, let me first tell you that the majority of us at Clenzoil spend a lot of time in the "outdoors," and whether we are hunting, fishing or camping, we all agree that a good knife is an essential piece of equipment to have with you. Whether your knives are collector/ investment works of art or they are hard working "field" blades...a regular coating of Clenzoil is just what the Doctor ordered! In fact, many noted Custom Knife makers like Ken Davis will tell you that all of his handmade knives are treated both during the manufacturing process as well as before they are sent out to the customer with Clenzoil. We like to say..." the proof is in the pudding," or in this case...the Clenzoil bottle! 

Richard, Clenzoil will not harm a synthetic stock...whether it be fiberglass, kevlar or carbon fiber. However, we would not recommend you applying it to an enamel painted surface as it may actually "clean," the paint off of the material it is applied to.

 

Jason, more and more hunters are entering the "black powder," hunting season...and for good reason. It extends your time in the woods and generally gives you a "jump" on game not getting the rifle season "spooks." However, by using Clenzoil to clean your muzzleloader, you won't be extending your "smokepole," cleaning time. Many industry experts consider Clenzoil to be the ultimate cleaning solution for muzzleloaders. We suggest that you work a well saturated patch through the bore of the rifle and then leave the muzzleloader alone for 10-20 minutes. You will find that giving the Clenzoil solution time to do the work for you will make the rest of your cleaning job easier. After the initial treatment period you can then do your normal bronze brush, saturated patch cleaning regimen. What really makes Clenzoil great for muzzleloaders is that it actually helps to condition the bore over time so that it will stay cleaner the more you use it and it helps to keep rust (a major muzzleloader problem) at bay!

 

Kevin, unlike a lot of products that use silicone or Teflon ingredients, Clenzoil doesn't use any chemicals that can get "snotty," or change consistency in temperature extremes. Trust us...you'll "quit," the cold weather hunt...long before Clenzoil will quit you!

 

Max, believe it or not...your stock will love you for "exposing," it to Clenzoil. The ingredients that make up Clenzoil are a Trademarked secret. However, we will tell you that some of the components are specifically designed to nurture and replenish the natural oils and minerals that wood and leather require to stay strong and beautiful...for decades and decades. In fact, you'll find that your wood stocks and leather slings will develop a natural "patina," that enhances the look of your stock and sling, helps to protect them from the elements and keeps the metal work attached to them from rusting as well.

 

Mr. Ray, we really appreciate the kind words regarding our product.....especially considering that they are coming from someone so knowledgeable as you. However, I will tell you that we hear similar stories to yours nearly everyday. That doesn't mean that we don't like to hear them though. Clenzoil Worldwide has numerous products in the works. We expect to bring to market before long our Hinge Pin Jelly as well as our Marine & Tackle line and our Cycle & Sprocket line of products. Of course we will always be working to improve our formulations and packaging.....just so we can continue to meet the expectations of our customers.....and yours!

 

Robert, Clenzoil "Field & Range" is specifically blended with the hunter in mind which means that Clenzoil is scent-neutral only minutes after its application. You will notice that when initially applied Clenzoil has an almost "Evergreen or Woodsy" scent. The chemists at Clenzoil specifically sought out blending components that would not stand out or seem out of place in the "field." Once Clenzoil completes its bonding process to the applied surfaces, it becomes scent-neutral or scent-free. This means that unlike every other product on the market, you can apply Clenzoil to your firearm while actually on your hunt! In fact, many Professional Hunting Guides carry our "One-Step-Solution" presaturated patches with them in the field so their clients can treat their weapons with Clenzoil (to protect them from rust) during the onset of inclement weather……with no fear of an out of place odor spoiling their hunt! Thanks for the great question……and just so you know, we are always looking for new Authorized Dealers of our product line!

 

Absolutely! Clenzoil will not diesel or auto-combust under pressure like many products will. Use it to clean your airgun and then lubricate the friction points. Wipe down the exterior of the weapon when finished to protect it from the elements. Clenzoil will also not dry out gaskets or seals that are common to such airguns.